A Study on the Development of Bedding Textile Designs Utilizing Cézanne’s Paintings

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This study presents a design development framework that incorporates the painterly formal language of Post-Impressionist artist Paul Cézanne into contemporary bedding textile design, aiming to balance artistic expression with practical functionality. Recent research shows that visual art can enhance emotional stability and support psychological recovery, leading to increased interest in integrating artistic elements into everyday living spaces. Bedding, which has constant physical contact with the body and significantly influences interior ambiance, serves as an ideal medium for delivering artistic experiences in daily life. This research systematically analyzes Cézanne’s paintings through iconographic and formal analysis, emphasizing form simplification, color plane segmentation, and the structural organization of the pictorial surface. Additionally, the study examines the pattern characteristics and compositional strategies of international bedding brands such as Marimekko, Beddinghouse, Christian Lacroix Maison, Ann Gish Collection, and Zigzag Zurich Artist Bedding to identify current market trends. Drawing on both theoretical analysis and market research, design strategies are developed to translate Cézanne’s formal principles into modern textile patterns. Four types of bedding designs are proposed: natural floral, geometric abstract, pastoral landscape, and color-plane collage patterns. To enhance commercial viability, international color trends for 2025/26—such as Future Dusk, Celestial Yellow, Mocha Mousse, and Pistachio Green—are applied alongside various repeat structures. The findings indicate that Cézanne’s painterly language can be effectively transformed into bedding textile design, contributing to visual stability, psychological comfort, and improved emotional quality in interior spaces.

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